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I think we're not allowed to change the output for the
Otherwise this is a good enhancement for the hardware timestamps. |
Yes. The 6 decimal places are fix in the CAN log file format for 20+ years now. And having the maximum rate of CAN frames on the CAN bus in mind we are already far beyond what is needed as a timestamp precision. Of course everyone might use a higher precision from timespec inside a SocketCAN application - but we have to stay with 6 decimal places in the log file format. |
We are using MCP2518FD with 25ns resolution and are planning to correlate that to PTP time. |
@RikusW Can you elaborate on you use case a but more, I have some proof of concept patches that implement a PTP clock for the mcp251xfd driver. |
@marckleinebudde We will be using 8 CAN ports with all of them exactly in sync and will be doing the PTP part in userspace for now. I'm working on https://tsn.systems/en/products/basicsolution/tsn-basicsolution-octocan/ |
I'm not generally against creating a new log file format flavor that supports a nanosecond resolution with a |
For now I just need to be able to view nanosecond timestamps, transmit/replay ability could be done at a later time even. |
Let's hold this PR in mind until it is completed with the other tools then. |
I've re-based onto the newest master and added us/ns auto detection. |
Squashed into a single commit |
Looks like libc broke in some test setups... |
yes - debian and ubuntu have some problems. |
At least it is not my patch that is the problem here... |
ACK |
Use timespec instead of timeval so timestamp values with nanosecond resolution can be displayed.